Ríete de las bodas

Alma is in the prime of her life: mature, divorced, and happy. She and her friend Nuria own a lovely bridal shop called Divas y Radiantes (Divas and Radiant). Together, they make brides-to-be beautiful, though they're clear that, for personal reasons, they'll never walk down the aisle themselves. If life has taught Alma anything about love, it's that it can be a dangerous invention. Sex, on the other hand, is something she's embraced, enjoying it with whomever she desires without promises or commitments. So when Saem appears —tall, Asian, handsome, and sixteen years her junior— she decides that life is short and she's already wasted one of those days. Their relationship is simple: chemistry, laughter, and no promises. Perfect. Until her daughter Natalia, a thirty-something who falls head over heels whenever she falls in love, announces that she's met an incredible and wonderful man and wants to introduce them at a formal dinner. Alma tries to avoid it, but Natalia insists. She's determined to introduce him to this man, and in the end, Alma gives in. But the day the long-awaited lunch arrives, the unexpected leaves her speechless, and her world turns upside down. Because the heart doesn't understand social norms or prejudices. And true love can't be hidden.